The DSPCA has condemned the"barbaric" treatment of 12 greyhounds that were found with no food or water at Dublin Port.
The animals were contained two dogs to a cage, with three of the cages not accessible without unloading the rest of the vehicle. The dogs, 10 of whom were wearing muzzles, had no access to food or water. Upon discovery, DSPCA veterinary staff found that several of the dogs had minor injuries and elevated body temperatures. All of the dogs showed signs of dehydration.Paperwork accompanying the greyhounds indicated that all are registered with the Irish Greyhound Stud Book, originating from dog trainers in Cork, Kerry, Tipperary and Wexford.
and the assurances given by the Irish Greyhound Board that measures were being taken to address animal welfare issues in their industry," notes a DSPCA statement issued on Monday evening.
Dublin port should have power to Seize their vehicle .Sell it .and proceeds go to ISPCA . They are left drive off to do the same thing again and again . It's a Joke .
Poor dogs 😔💔